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VISITORS PUT FIGHT IN TOUGH DISPLAY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 April 2018

By NLP Reporter
SOUTH PARK 1 HORSHAM 3
HORSHAM came from behind to take all three points from South Park.
South Park broke the deadlock in the 15th minute when Jack Mazzone latched onto a short back pass to round Josh Pelling in the Horsham goal to score.
But the lead lasted only nine minutes Horsham drew level in the 24th minute when Shane Cojocarel bundled home a right wing cross.
A defensive mistake allowed Horsham the opportunity to go in front in the 55th minute as Cojocarel grabbed his second. Horsham extended their lead in the 61st minute when Charlie Farmer stabed home from five yar...

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